Sentence examples for firmly tied from inspiring English sources

Gmail is firmly tied into Google's other services, and it's far more mature.

Former colleagues said Kim's work was nonetheless meaningful and firmly tied to U.S. national security.

Learning and intellectual performance are firmly tied to the body's internal time.

Such are the connections that keep the great buckle firmly tied to its home country.

Ferber's characters are firmly tied to the land, and they experience conflicts between their traditions and new, more dynamic trends.

Mr. Kohl is counting on the euro to keep Germans firmly tied to the European Union after German unification.

"Today's release firmly ties al-Awlaki to AQAP".

And where Colonel Glantz shies away from larger historical or cultural analysis, the historian Christopher R. Browning firmly ties what the Nazis called their "war of destruction" against the Soviet Union to the Holocaust.

Lubchenco and others portrayed the Arctic as a possible key player in extreme weather events that have affected the U.S., but emphasized that more evidence is needed before firmly tying extreme weather events to the Far North.

Reflecting this view, animals are thought to operate according to laws firmly tying behavioral 'responses' to environmental variables: "[N]euroscience, over the last 30 years, each year brings a greater understanding of the mechanical way with which we perceive, we remember, we speak, we feel".

Holding the band firmly, tie the bandana around your head.